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The Verdict Unanimous.

W D, Suit, Druggist Bippus
Ind, testities: Il can recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cur
ed of rheumatism of ten years
standing" Abraham Hare, drug
gist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "Phe
best selling medicine l have ever
handled in my 20 years expert
ence is' Electric Bitters." Thou
sands of others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electric Bitters do
cure all diseases of the Liver, kid
neys or blood. Only a half dollar
q bottle at j. q. Jamison's.
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to vast time
in experimenting when your lungs
are In danger. Consumption
always seems at first only cold.
DO not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap immi-
station of Dr.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Cough, and
Cold, but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived but in
slst upon getting DIR. Kings New
Discovery. which is guaranteed to
give relief: in all Throat, Lung
and Chest affections. Trial bottle
free a. j. G. Jamison's Drug Store
Large bottles 81.
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LOCK-,

is handsome coal black, foaled
April 1st, 1885.
A very fine, prominent looking
head ana good eyes, ears well set
on, has a fine, high arched neck,
high on the withers, deep through
the shoulders, large arm, a very
round barrel, broad across the
back, rourd formed hips, rump
and stitle. A very heavy clean
bone, well shaped legs and splen-
did feet. This colt is the finest in
the county. The finest kind of a
show horse at the end of the line.
Nv Norman colt
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F R En- OH D R Art HORSE
PERIO, No. 1852.

Is a beautiful black, foaled 1882,
Imp. 1889. He is one of the larg-
est, heaviest and most powerful
French Draft Horses ever import
ed. Notwithstanding his immense
size, he possesses many fine points
seldom found in so large horse.
Such broad, fiat legs, massive
quarters, short back, wonderful
shoulders, rising well on the with
ers, elegant arched neck with fine
head well set on, large expressive
eyes with superior style of action.
My American Bred French
Draft Colt,
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Mexican ..~ /
Mustang i
Lirimenl
CURES
THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY

This GOOD OLD STANDBY,
sccomplishes for everybody exactly what Is claimed
forit One Of the reasons for the great popularity
the Mustang Liniment is found in It's universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine
The Lumberman needs IL In case OF accident
The Housewife needs 1t for generalfamily use.
The Cannler needs it for his teams and his msa
The Mechanic needs 1t always on his work
bench.
Tho Minor needs It in case Of emergency.
-he Pioneer needsit-can't get along withoush
Tho Farmer needs 1t In his house. hs stable
sad his stock yard.
fhe Steamboat man or the Boafman needs
I'm liberal supply aioat and ashore. ,.-
The Horse.fancier needs tit 10 bis sess
friend and safest RELIANCE.
The Stock.grower leeds lit viii saya htn
thousands OF dollars and world OF trouble. :
The Railroad man needs It and viii need 10 %
onS as his Life Is round OF accidents and danssfi
The Backwoodsmnn needs IT. There 10 nosa-
ing like 1t as an antidote for tho dangers TO Hs'
Limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs &c about his store anons
his employees AccideI Is VIII happen. and -sss
these come the Mustang uniment Is wanted atoms
Keep n Bottle In the House. It's the besta
economy.
Keep a Bottle in the Factory. Itstnnedas
use In case Of accident saves pain and loss Of vA
Keep Bottle Always in the Stable isf
use when wanted.
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DON'T TRIFLE

With Will an ordinary ila, cough Or cold.
Oftenit is the beginning Of a ia
tai disease, consumption and many
others. Holland + Cough, Cure is
the remedy for all throat and lung
trouble. 1t has been tested and
proven sos - .-,F'F
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cravings Of various farm animal
poaltry, plans Of houses, !, barnI
new Implements and mac hiher5
useful and ornamental plants, etc
etc. Over fifty well-known ad
ficblthrali writer's contribute Z
this number. ID In the 'iHumbn|
Columns several new, and revived
frauds are exposed and ventilated
PRICE, LEO per year.: English Q
iGerman33l Single Numbers. - cts
Address American Agricultur
,ist." 75l Broadway. N. Y.
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6 a fmusty cellar is death to milk
or cream. but it seems impossible
to pound it into the heads CT some
people. More butter is ruined by
bad cellars and caves than from
any other csuse. on the farm.
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WORKING CLASSES ATTENTi ION

Nv, We are now prepared to furnish all classes
time, or for their spare moments Businesy
new. light and profitable Persons Of either
sex easily earn from % cents to 81. % per even
ing and proportional sum by devoting all the
time 20 the business Boys and girls earn nearly
Is much rs mem That all who Sc
this may send their address. and test the buis
well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay
forthe trouble of writing: full particulars an
ut nee; Address GEORGE srrSsoS & Co
and, Main
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SOMETHING DREADFUL.

OF all the diseasss known to the
human race Kidney disease is. one
qft' til4a most' ifpipleGBaat.Fi Dull
'iEI ulibltdsaht 1ad woH;; ii night
Iyou daiinot iiest.f3 These troubles
can be;alviated by taking a bottle
Of Holland Kidney and Liver
Regulator. Sold by the popular
Druggist J. e. Jamison.
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IHtlfTsIS, USELESS.l

To suffer witheqNeuralgla Of
rheumatism Holland sq Balm
cures Rheumatism in from 5 to Z.
days; cures Neuralgia in ifre,min-
utess tor bites of insects, and for
frost bites itfnever was excelled.
Price 90 cents. For sale by j. G
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SPECULUM. 47l4,,

Which we purchased FROM Blai|
Bros. & Curry, of Anrora, lllsl
SPECUbUM was Imported by
them in 1886; Sire Captain Brow
C3017A!G. sDfayman q 66L g7G,iG
Thtfhperit 2f3T l,hG. Ge'GsaNth
tingham (Howsin,) dam Smif41
|Gills vii. VI'@'a q n
SPECULpM ii colt of great
promise and excellence. Heis owl
brother to Special, winner in 1884
Of first price at the Royal Counties
Guildford;; was highly commend
ed at the Royal Agricultural Soci-
etS's show at Shrewsbury; 'frst
prize at the Isle, of Ely, Cairbs
The above horse viii be- found
at the stable Of T. E. ;GRAYES
who also owns and keeps the 'telel
brated WAITER G. record 9, ~
the best bred trotting horse il
northeast Missouri. g!
KELLOGG BROS. & GRAVES
Hti--..f = -fr.- - -rtr~ =
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ADMINISTRATORS Nognre

Notice ii Hereby afitn fbasr.f.er. Of .s.,
istration upon the estate OF John Buck d s..als-
granted 70 the undersigned, Cynthia pr "a
the Probate court OF the county ofAlnire k..sy
Ing Gate the 9Th day OF April, Isl Al, -.
SONS having claims against said estate n
qnired to exhibit them 70. ne FOR ialle,r,se-
or they may ls preelude'lfrom anv bensssn,
such estate; andi such claims be not s,h,sia
ell within two years from the time Of ;ths ~. ~
location OF this notice they will be forsrss, ~
red. 4CYNTHI A pf,ftv,Rr
deceased. fTsIGr ''iiesrx
April 2Gth. 1887. "ls ifs .; > =.
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LAttainiiiiiOIlRi' ..SfQilG;knlaI

liz You are rapidly coming, to the
conclusion that, the r rearing Of
good horses will i, pay ,you t,bettei
than any other stock. Good horses
|eitheridraft or driyers,alwaYs com
mand good prices, it matters moi
how hard the times. knowing the
great interest that stockmeny all
tover North Missouri, are taking
in the rearing Of horses: we invite
your attention to the ine import
! ed Stallion. -i...nl -
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S7rkf more money than at anything e
" A~N by taking an agency for the fastesi
selling book out. Beginners succeed grandlj :
rous fail. Terius free. HALLErr Book Co.
p .,.Il IN uq,.
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Keep Ace ont Of: Nifk la iS.qrie
sc Cover Ou tfH siFfs9naassP i i ;aoi ii
t1o 80 --,7i4- =. FL. - 4tf,,,sii6s4
81. IL. NJ MIX 4 essa lsi ss3iFRss r
- 1fisii6s npskof j daiFy4aa iSaaIo
cannot produce: Food miif, and
deliver fiat the batter OF cheese
factory in gootl-condition. This is
the FIRST requisite ,if success. lite
does not properly cool his milk,
if 4herr allows sliis. eews3 ..tstdrint
: stagpant-er hy.;whteE..stf!! ialllis
in a foul place ishere thefhir' is
loaded wit germs of bacteria,
ferment, etc; il he does not prop
= arNchiau HIS aiils-upteifsiis if lie
is g,rltroof4rttny 7otfsnsk of ooin-
mission or omission in the dairy,
he is not,qRslified for dairymau,
and ,ought-to leave The business. to
some body else, If he eau not hiid-l
self reform sufficiently to meet the
first requirements of his calling.
A vast amount of trouble and
heavy losses occur from neglect df
what, colGnoii sense 1eaait ID
taaeh' any biik ..ared the, bbsi5na
) dutiesseof thetif,aify a1aii:t Every
oneisiioild stndsa t6 akeeit.snkKi
business, land 4lotlba Content 10
I. dragtalong IN tilGr,it at ro,ttineis ID
without taking IN Thought aswto
&hether:tiRfe ishDSt sdtGe efrafide
{. rimpibSeInu1ir ,st'tsaa ftar.:
st'tGT.S.i s,s.-ii.sIt =t-:.,isJ
To destroy bugs on squash DR.
cucumber vines Dissolve table !
spoonful of salt petarlsnA. pailfdi
of water; put sosies. pint Of till
around each hill,. .sifapiag :tata
earth SO tliathit will; .iirot Spread;
much, and the thing is done. Use
more saltpeter if you can afford it:
it is good for vegetables, but DEATH
to animafaife. Ffhs1basgs lbarrok
in the darM 81 hight ahdsfRit.to
'nseiin the mernfhg!t!Tt iB8ais6
good to kill the grub inf1p asae.h
trees-oniy use twiceas much, sdy
aquartort +o tseschitrer.1H TheIe
was hoth yellow!d}t blhtereRfttf
on twelve or fifteen trees to which
it was applied last season. No
danger of killing any vegetable
with 1t. A concentrated solution
applied t beans mikes themHgrow
wonderfully. e,4-.. &c., ~
80 .-E.l lis ...-..
1t pays always to make your pro
perty look neat and clean; to keep
the fences and gates. in repair, and
just at this season of the year a
little BIT of paint would not be
amiss. If yonr property is for
sale, all these little attentio MS will
be profitable; if for home, tfiey
make 1t more pleasant, cheerful
and comfortable. A dirty, ragged
piece of city or. country property
shows the owner to be shiftlass. /,
Once a week during dry weather,
II sulphur and powdered characoatj
be mixed With soft food for the
young chickens, it serves as an
admirable cleanser of the stomach;
1t saves them from becoming crop
bound: 1T aids digestion very ma
teriall y and assists to keep away
lice; for the sulphur permeates
the whole body and works out
ward through the skin pores. .San
Francisco Chronicle.
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Sheriff S Sale Under Deed = Of Trust

whereas James II. singleton apd ';bh65,..p
wife ON the stb day Of August: n, 7D,tf1ssrsa;
| their certain deed of trust conveyed n az.
Wesley IL. DeFralce as TRUSTEE lots nm
one and two II 4 p in Block NJ. Sixfs F;ess
ter addition to the town Row Il ~ "A Yi,S.-
Vile in Adair county and state Of Nissan,
ghic said Deed of trust is lreeOr,IiH nj ~.
Recorders Office for Adair Ounty, Nisson,, =
Book M at page ~ for. Rec0rdia " dad, y,
t-ust- Which said convey ance wasig Yahs IN
trust to seenre the payMrn ,eri twd ,c,y,,i !.
promissory notes in sad deed described g.
whereas both said notes have beeoiA ali - ~;
are now due and unpaid and w5kress san "a
OF trust therein pr"vides' that II the said Wiz
ley III. DeFrance should be absent or lefnsa "a
act As such tiustee'ih easei ibere'sh6hli;M A..
fault in the payment Of said netes then tAs &.
ting sheri. OF Adair county. 3liss0nrf. Al a.
request of tine legal holders OF saiIt rot ErI,
proceed TO sell the property herein. before ~
scribed or any part thereof at plhlic veJI.
and convey said property by deed to the pu,.
chaser, and whereas said HestleF HI Defrane.
20 whom said CONVEYANCE was made il ,nssn.
from the state of Missouri and rcftses 70 s,ris
the premises.
Therefore /, James II Kihnear.. The; 'py,ei,.-s,
acting sheriff OF Adair county, in the stats a.
Missouri. at the request of the legal hoiders ~
said notes and by virtue of the rerIns ana cen.
ditions of said deed of trust will on ii =
Saturday the 25th Day of June.
1851, srf III
Between the hours ofnine o'clock in tHe ro,e.
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of TX.
day at the court house door in -fe -to,t-,s nhns-
ciIy) of kirksville Adair county SlisoS,i
proceed 10 sell at public vendEe to ire hi rha,.
bidder for cash the above described real est,.s
to satisfy said notes and the cost of executing
said trust. ri
JAMES ii. kINNEAR,
Sheriff of Adair Co, No..
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n kgSaH I'D Pedestal Fund and
&Tk SeVen Wonders of The
49, World. -
1t is very evident that til funds
fo9stie. pedestal Of: the GaSGelF
Ess5ksshI eSlA&sSstlthls l ksa H 3D. + :
we propose therefore toEttrE
apstlerSplan, and to followS up
Hf hMiden proposition untfAhh
amount is secured. The next
Hfttyttl intbe Shape of a prize
fS}eAk}in which Everybody. cah
|et Rom { 4e smallest chAa to
Every person who, in coAlDfm :
sHss with,Esles which have sheen
adopted for the conduct of the
eli 9ns4 Eot he sMlNCIHATI
d@autsk Hd9 hbf Before
July /, 1887, ffty Cents, and .th IL
fiafn Ell 6fJwh6t ilsbr she considers
the. SEVEN GREATEST WONDERS OF
fHE WORLD, shall become a party
kslsis iaytkbts9ssss Bssg sass3i iAs aus
fqll9T ,sss,ds IT.
twenty-five cents will be turned
6Js1Rt he trustees of the GaE ielh
p aestal Fund. 81
afhezEsa axa4w1ssbRy c cents.
9llbez1evoted to Legitimate .eS-
peHses," such as a fair advSAis-
ment of the contest, and to tn
formation ofa fund, to be divided
amongst the four competitors who
shall have the most complete list
of the SEVEN WONDERS as indicated
Is u rnhjGffty9dfI thtse sreeeived.
o. cdaHestiid of the prize
will depend upon the number. of
--i----
'' I skf sssIsR !, Rf ilElFs~s., ;,
Each competitive paper must
|1m ns6vhpnsihes Of seven great
srofshfspmo tpote, . np iess,,t must
bHNtistehin aink Or typewriter,
on one side OF. the paper only, and
must be preceded or accompanied
l BY 3 rem q Of fifty cents.
.ePharityili airegistering name
sid contribution lin advance of
list ytMill be one. factor to the
advantage Of competitors, where
twpiormorel lists hsva;same num-
Der of winning names taking into
consideration distances and time
yftpaihng;; that lis. the person who
sends i'll his or her name now,
if he or she SO chooses,
The, list until later for completion
pr revision will. in case of ties,
AXE precedence over another who
RENTS both money and list later
On :Ff.3
IF, after. list is forwarded, con-
.ributor desires to amend or revise
it, she or she is privileged to do SO
lpen GA additional contribution of
atty cents, and will be given the
benefit; of: the. date of the first
remittaBee.1s.
Purchased ljstagr hsts complied
Or obtained by other fmeans than
ones own effort or the
ISIS tanse.. Yhich may be rendered
III inmediate relatives or friends,
Re not aetnissiffe. : Names must
ie Written in their alphabetical
,raer ms, fob lows: ',s"'ii .
mi =, Niagara Falls,
1-g7 = Statue of Liberty
In caseof ties, any one or more
5ffba -four separate awards or
division wifi be distributed pro
'ah, as the occurrence of the tie
nay require Il - |
COMMUNICATIONS h open until July
1857 -!
! 1921 .o4 st 'ps 10 ee,i
'Gtwertiing rules IN this weeks
aRARH1c, NEWS. or3cireulars mail
ID. on receipt Of postage. Request
or copies of hpapera must be ac-
'ompanied by teaicents. /
~ !. Address y /
GARFIELD PEDESTAL FUND.-"
GkaPArc, PRESS,
135 Main Street, Cincinnati, o. |
~ =.
The American Agricultural For
, - J. June, 1887.
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The American Agriculturist For
- J. June, 1887.

The American Agricultural For
- June, 1887.
= Presents a full account of the
great Cattle and Dairy Show"
held in New York during the
second week in May. The official
awards of prizes in the various
classes are given, and the most
prominent prize animals are de-
,pieted and described, as are also
the most important dairy imple-
ments and structures on exhibit
ton. During the week, the 'Ameri-
cam Agriculturist," which is a
monthly, issued a daily edition at
the. show grounds, each number
containing eighteen pages cleo
trotyped, and from thirty to forty
illustrations of the implements,
prizes awarded, and of the cattle
drawing prizes the day before. 1t
was generally regarded as novelty
in agricultural journalism. June
Days." is the title of a bright,
allegorical engraving by Muller.
In addition to these. there are en-
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80 s=4 +, e. t lbs
,shsaas. III IN Aefs Is
;:tfose" &mx sA it.ssasF :,
water, lift snp:SistlaIi ss.;zsSf kerr hlt,

sBa ri a s s4f SaSqls q E3ssis
s ., Void pfff3 55fft ekf n sseah
: ash tub without holindiIig itdBNb.
:: Keep Zee ont 81! blk Afla ',1qAEa54
5Soyef .0p '@ s fi4fsmi fl sai5ti4
e1o 80 -7i. ~ =. FL r. - - II, shs4
- IL MIX il e5ss s9saiFR4h,ss II
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~~tUD De hide. cut this oct an
MUItQVrtnrn 70 ~. epf FVs Will seDs
MUuVyou free, something IF great
Importance To you, tlEat vill start yos !,
business which viii bring you IN more mon. !.
right away than anything elsewhere in ~.
world. Any one can do this work ana LIN. !,
home. Either sex; all ages, SopetEfdys =. :.
HAT Just coins motley Cor al seftt q. nj,
will tart You: espiteE ihteslsa IAs h,bs.
time. Those vino ar: ,aRbiyisus ana, ,n,s.
prisin- will not delay. Erthd ipufft r..
Address True & CtL.!AaghlssN4 inr,f III
a. aink.I d ;,,Js
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Fisher-Folk Peculiaritics.

1t is not TO be wondered at that these poor.
ignorant people, who live on or by the sea
all their lives, are imbued with queer notions
and superstitions concerning it. They dc
not acknowledge this readily, are rather
ashamed of it. indeed. and it takes time and
familiarity to bring these supeTstitions 70
light. They appear TO endOw the sea with
sentient power, with an intelligent and gen
orally malignant will II is ever ready u
undo human labor and destroy human hope.
Before very rough weather there occasion
ally comes a strange calm, hush like to
nothing save the holding of breath before
furious outburSt Of rage 1t has weird
effect, coming. as it often does, at nightfall.
After this q dull, wailing, mufiied sound
creeps out of the darkness sound as OF
lamentation and entreaty heard from afar
THE sea Is calling they say here: ana
when this happens the fishemen expect gale
before morning. When the sea has got hold
of its prey and there is house or housl.
desolate in the village, they hold that it
mOurns, making quite different sound 70
any other time.
About funerals there are odd pbServances
and ideas. 1t Is UnluCky either TO meet Gr
to cross funeral train. There are girls in
the village who are a sort Of professional
mourners though unpaid for children and
young women who die unmarried They
are dressed in black, with white hoods. and
shawlS Of white spun silk on their shoulders
Six Of these mOurners is the mystic number,
and whenever one is married another is
selected to fill her place, Probably it is con
sidered u post of honor. for there never seems
a vacancy, though do not know how the
selection Is made. They are grave looking
damsels. 50 it may be b. their fitting appear
ance. ~ young mans funeral there are
only two OF these girls, who walk before and
are called servers The Dissenters have
q custom Of singing a sort of dirre over their
dead, not unlike in effect the chanting OF
the monks at funeral in Rome But when
the sad duties are done comes a time Of feast
ing. Their pride forbids them to have any
thing hut a mens-ful funeral. Another
peculiarly Is that when the people are asked
to attend il IS 10y men and girls named
bidders NOT necessarily relatives Of the
deceased Art Journal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-01

We take cold through the skin, il
shculd be remembered. as we also breathe
through it, throwing Off superfiuous heat
which becomes fever when the perspiration
rs pressed-and also sending off waste
products. Persons who have any tendency
10 pulmonary disease should make their skins
active. \ double handful of common salt
thrown into the bathing water after the
cleaning process has been performed is a
beneficial addition. The saline particles are
very penetrating. and no amount of rub
bing will remove them from the skin, upon
which they exert a most useful though a
gentle, stimulating influence, especially salu-
tary in cases of sluggish liver. Not only
does this act locally on the skin, increasing
its secretiOns, but also quickenS the process
of nutrition in all the tissues of the body.
ThumhlcsS mittens of ordinary Turkish
tOw"ling are as good as the more costly
SpoIGes for the luxury of the daily rub
bath > \ large Turkish towel, wrung out
in either tepid or cold water will expedite
the bathing process; and by all means pro
vide a good sized towel for the dry rub
afterward. Turkish towels that come the
size Of crib sheets are most useful for this,
and the luxury of keeping two linen bath
sheets in daily use is known to the initiated
few After either cold or warm plunge
bath the immediate covering of the whole
body in a Large wrap of linen or the soft
tufted cOttOn gives the sensation Of luxury
that some people never know. New Orleans
Picayrua